Aaron Adelson

2 weeks ago | 9news.com | Aaron Adelson

BOULDER, Colo. — One week after an antisemitic terror attack, a group walks again to continue raising awareness for the people kidnapped from Israel on Oct. 7, who remain in Gaza as hostages. "We were not deterred. We will not be deterred," Dr. Rachelle Halpern told 9NEWS. The walk began 87 weeks ago, after the attack committed by Hamas.  Halpern walks in a group called Run for Their Lives, which has a singular purpose. "A walk to return the hostages," Halpern said.

1 month ago | 9news.com | Aaron Adelson

DENVER — A man born in Colorado faces federal charges for planning to "destroy" the U.S. Embassy in Israel.   Facebook posts from the suspect show he had previously made death threats against President Donald Trump and articulated his plan to burn down the embassy.

1 month ago | 9news.com | Aaron Adelson

WALDEN, Colo. — A fight over $435 could end up saving the state thousands of dollars on future wolf damage claims, said the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission (CPW) chairperson. When a wolf bit one of Don Gittleson's cows in 2023, CPW advised him to put the animal down, he said. Had he done so, he would have been entitled to receive up to $15,000 for the fair market value of the cow, per CPW's wolf management plan.

1 month ago | 9news.com | Aaron Adelson

ARAPAHOE COUNTY, Colo. — A man who Aurora Police said kidnapped two people in December at gunpoint has been returned to Colorado to face 13 criminal charges, Arapahoe County jail records show. Breider Ospino-Morillo was part of a group that kidnapped a husband and wife at the Edge at Lowry Apartments, then interrogated and tortured the couple, according to testimony from two Aurora Police officers and a detective. Auburn Hills, Michigan, police arrested Ospino-Morillo in mid-March.

2 months ago | 9news.com | Aaron Adelson

AURORA, Colo. — Zev Baumgarten pleaded not guilty Friday in Aurora Municipal Court to dozens of criminal code violations related to properties owned by CBZ Management. In a motion filed Thursday, an attorney explained that he plans to argue Baumgarten cannot be held responsible for the violations because they were not his fault and because the city has singled him out for prosecution because of his religion. Stan Garnett represented Baumgarten in court Friday.